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0215 Explorations in Turkestan : Expedition of 1904 : vol.2
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doi: 10.20676/00000178
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ORDO PERISSODACTYLA.

393

FEMUR.

Of the femora not one shows itself sufficiently intact to permit an exact measurement. Only the width and thickness can be determined, these confirming the narrow-footed peculiarity of the Anau horse.

TIBIA.

Of the tibia, on the contrary, we have a perfect specimen, which permits of very exact measurement. This, too, shows that we have to do with a narrow-footed horse. The indices of width are :

Anau horse   25.8

Small Schlossberg horse   24.7

La Tène horse   22.7

Equus hemionus   28.0

Diluvial horse of Siberia   30.0

Equus przewalskii    33.o

Table of dimensions (in millimeters).

Greatest length.

Proximal width.

FEMUR:

North Kurgan, Anau:

+26 feet   

+26 feet   

Equus przewalskii, Mus. Bern   

Equus hemionus, Mus. Bern   

Tarpan, after Tscherski   

Equus caballus, Kalmukian horse, after

Tscherski   

Lena, after Tscherski   

TIBIA:

North Kurgan, Anau:

+15 feet   

No. 1190, +22 feet   

No. 521, +26 feet   

Yana River, after Tscherski   

Kesslerloch, after Hescheler   

Vindonissa Circus   

Equus przewalskii, Mus. Bern   

Tarpan, after Tscherski   

Equus hemionus, Mus. Paris   

87

90

109

I27

I15

78

83

96

86

89 8o

286

290

375

442

376

305

328

294

280 7

Proximal diameter.

Distal width.

Median width.

Lateral length.

Distal diameter.

Median diameter.

76 83 8o 8o

89

102

90

63

58

74.5 79 7o 63 70 6o

98

85( ?) Io2

93 Io8

133

115

43

41

63.

48

40

40

44

39 5o 5o

55

48

40

44

43

34

38

32

67

65

52

72

75

301

296

277

307

39

29 3o

37

42

34

32

39

23

30